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A got a www.xxx.co.uk from Freeola. Normally, I can skip the www. and just key in xxx.co.uk, I can reach my site, but now I got an error page from Freeola, can somebody explain to me please.
One more question: why some websites don't need www? (like those free web space sites)You can only key in http://xxx.xxx.com (not http://www.xxx.xxx.com)
One more question: why some websites don't need www? (like those free web space sites)You can only key in http://xxx.xxx.com (not http://www.xxx.xxx.com)
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From what the freeola-mod said, no you won't loose what you have uploaded to your Web Space.
But, if it makes you feel better about it, firstly create a Freeola classemail Address, which will also create a domain name for it. So when you do unhost your Domain, you'll still have an address to goto to view the site.
You'll need to download E-mail first though, as when you re-create E-mail Accounts, you may be given different ID's, therefor any E-mail you don't download before will be hidden somewhere within your account.
So:
Download All E-mails.
Unhost.
Re-host.
Wait 24 hours.
Re-create E-mail Accounts.
Update your Outlook to reflect the new sr0123456-ID's for the account.
But, if it makes you feel better about it, firstly create a Freeola classemail Address, which will also create a domain name for it. So when you do unhost your Domain, you'll still have an address to goto to view the site.
You'll need to download E-mail first though, as when you re-create E-mail Accounts, you may be given different ID's, therefor any E-mail you don't download before will be hidden somewhere within your account.
So:
Download All E-mails.
Unhost.
Re-host.
Wait 24 hours.
Re-create E-mail Accounts.
Update your Outlook to reflect the new sr0123456-ID's for the account.
phi11ip wrote:
> It seems that with Freeola you have to put the www. at the beginning.
> It doesn't work for me either.
I guess it depends on who they have figured the virtual domains in the webserver's configuration file.
Chris.
> It seems that with Freeola you have to put the www. at the beginning.
> It doesn't work for me either.
I guess it depends on who they have figured the virtual domains in the webserver's configuration file.
Chris.
Many thanks cjh, after I did the un-host & re-host; www or not, I can access to my site without problem. Cheers!
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